United Nations Ten Years Celebrated in San Francisco
The United Nations marks its tenth anniversary in San Francisco with leaders like President Eisenhower and former President Truman attending. The piece argues the UN stabilized diplomacy amid Cold War strains, aided peace in various regions, and helped nations solve disputes, despite not preventing all wars. It stresses US support for the UN and highlights smaller global groups addressing concrete problems.
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Israel
United States
Welling
Africa
Asia
Latin America
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Valleed States
United Nations History: Ten Years of War and Peace
A ten year review of the United Nations marked by struggle and stalled peace hopes. It notes shifts like Russia’s rapprochement with Austria and Yugoslavia, calls the UN essential for world cooperation, and outlines future challenges including universal membership, China’s role, and disarmament.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Presa
Russia
Austria
Yugoslavia
Repushe
Dag Harmmarskiold
UN Sulomatioaly
UN Salt
World Organization
Ralph, J. Bunche
Korea
Paiip Sessup
U S
Jacob A. Malik
Security Council
Berlin
Jessup
Henry Catorigges
Bagey
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Conross
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Lodge
China
Consummation Quarterly Vetoed Biggest UN Problem
Washington notes mark the UNs 10th anniversary with a somber mood as delegates meet in San Francisco. Eisenhower will speak opening day while Truman addresses June 24. Debates focus on UN charter reform and veto abuse by permanent members, especially the Soviet Union. Topics include possible charter review in 1956 and selective veto abolishment on Pacific settlement and new members.
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United Nations
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U.N. Security Council
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France
China
General Assay
Securit Council
Security Council
Agaresfor
Ston
Koren
al Sion
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Eisenhower
Lawrence H. Smith
Smith
Eisenhower Hey
Indonesia
Austria
Italy
Japan
Red China Complicates a Solution and UN Reform
Washington discussions on UN reform note two pivotal dates June 28 1945 and June 24 1850. The U S position favors expanding UN authority while debate grows over removing the veto and China’s representation amid Korea's war impact. The debate centers on keeping the UN viable and inclusive without Soviet veto power.
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U N Support Boosters in U S United Nations Drive
A volunteer American Association for the United Nations AAUN leads a nationwide effort to expand US support for the UN on its tenth birthday. The group coordinates discussions lectures radio and TV segments and college projects from New York headquarters to 41 states guided by Dr. Charles W Mayo and Clark Eichelberger.
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United Nations
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American Association
Las Nations Assoc
AAUN
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Carnegie International Center
Steel and Sloss
Un—Association
Collegiate Council For the UN
Grown
Commission
Organization of Peace
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Charles W. Mayo
Sure Neon
William Emerson
James T. Shotwell
Sumner Welles
Joseph £. Davies
Russia
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Manley
Hudson
Clark Eichelberger
League of Nations Association
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Midwest
South
California
Women United
United States
Copyr
Congressional Quartery
Ranger Eugene Burns Snakes Kill More Than All Other Animals
The article notes snakes kill more people than all other dangerous animals combined with 30,000 to 40,000 deaths annually, Burma leading. US bites total 20 to 2,000 yearly with fewer than 50 deaths. It also covers seahorse reproduction, December darkness versus January sunshine, and various extreme temperature records, plus a note on the American bison name origin and a request for reader submissions.
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Tal
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Siberia
Turley
Sigeria
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Alaska
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India
Baer
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Famous Fables Quick Decision Queen Mary Ship
Early 1930s Cunard Ling planned a giant passenger ship to surpass all. Directors chose Victoria, but Buckingham Palace urged Queen Mary as the name. King George V approved, noting it would please the Queen. The christening named Queen Mary. Detached memory recalls Mrs. Nicholas Longworth’s sharp tongue in a Senate debate.
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Senate
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